Pioneer kids vs. 21st century kids
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The document compares a pioneer kid and a 21st century kid, noting that the pioneer kid wears a cap, banit, and pioneer shirt without smiling, while the 21st century kid has an iPhone, headphones, Apple Watch, and gold necklace. It also points out that while Gavin resembles a pioneer kid in his clothing and lack of smile, Dominick and Troy have modern technology accessories representing a 21st century kid.
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- 2. 21st Century Kid Iphone Headphones Apple watch and Gold Necklace
- 4. Similarities and differences Gavin has a cap a banit and a pioneer shirt and no smile Dominick has a apple watch and a gold necklace troy has a iphone and headphones
- 5. Pioneer kid photosPioneer kids
Editor's Notes
- Similarities I'm typing it right here so I can do is Gavin so big